Saturday 4 May
May Bank Holiday 2024
A full day of fun, come and find out what life was like in Georgian Romsey, who was who and what was what.
There will be the opportunity to learn about floriography and posy making. Or make a silhouette.
Visiting the site on this day will be Sailors from the Temeraine to introduce you to Navy life in the face of Napoleon
Bring along your silver to learn more about it from a silver expert
The afternoon will finish with a concert Through All the Changing Scenes of Life given by the musicians and singers of The Madding Crowd
Tickets available from Ticketsource click here
Far from the Mading Crowd flyer (1)
Previous happenings 2021-3
The new costumes at the Arts University Bournemouth are coming together.
Here are photographs from the latest fittings. We are very excited to see the finished articles in the new year.-
- Inspiration for the Medieval Lady
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- Attention to detail
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- Are my sleeves too long?
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- The underdress
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- The over dress
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- Looking good
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- Smile!
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- Tutor, Katarina Lawton advises on seams
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- And hood
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- If the cap fits
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- Inspirtation for the Medieval Man
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- Linnea Lindenmeyer costume maker for the Medieval man
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- Who will model these trousers?
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- Don’t pull them up too tight!
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- He is very tall!
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- The leggings will be laced
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- His over garment
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- Finnished off with a collar
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- He has a nice slit to show off his legs
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- With a scalloped edge
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- Beautifully linned
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- Red sleeves show through
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- Inspirtation for the Tudor Lady
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- Bodice and underskirt
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- Breathe in -Chloe Williams helps Jane into her costume
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- Will this sleeve fit?
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- The sleeve is adapted to fit over the shift
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- Puffy Sleeve
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- The bodice now has a sleeve
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- Collar created for the ruff
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- Inspiration for the Tudor Man
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- Simone Skidmore Costume maker for the Tudor man
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- His undergarment
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- The top of his top coat
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- The ‘skirt’ is yet to be attached
